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When did sugar production first move from Persia through the Near East to Egypt and the eastern Mediterranean?
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How were the slaves sold in the Mediterranean countries in the early African slave trade different from those sold in Persia?
Slaves sold in Mediterranean countries were generally from West Africa, while those sold in Persia were generally from East Africa.
What is the climate of Persia?
There are many climates, desert, sub tropical, mediterranean, arid, temperate.
How were the slaves sold in Mediterranean countries in the early African slave trade different from those sold in Persia?
Slaves sold in Mediterranean countries were generally from West Africa, while those sold in Persia were generally from East Africa.
What country's old name was Persia?
Iran used to be called Persia. It changed its name in the early 1920s. (Prussia, which sounds similar, is an entirely different country, formerly located in the eastern part of, what is now, United Germany
What delayed Alexander's invasion of the Persian Empire?
The invasion was the project of his father Philip II of Macedonia. Alexander was to accompany him as a subordinate commander. On the eve of their departure for Asia Minor Philip was assassinated and Alexander took over. The plan he took over was to first capture the eastern Mediterranean coast of Asia Minor through to Egypt in order to disband the Persian fleet by taking over its ports, so that it could not attack Macedonia and Greece in his absence in Asia. With this accomplished he could them press on to Persia for the deciding battle.
Who was the king who defeated the Persians to become the ruler of Judah?
Alexander the Great took over Judea as a minor part of his empire when capturing the eastern Mediterranean coastline as a prelude to his conquest of Persia.
What civilization conducted extensive trade in the Mediterranean around 750 BC.?
The Phoenicians, based in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, were a maritime civilization between 1500 and 300 BC, reaching their greatest influence between 1200 and 800 BC. They were supplanted by competition from Greece and Persia, and were left fragmented after their conquest by Alexander the great.
Why did Persia ultimately help to decide the course of the peloponnesian war?
They did not want Athens to be the victor, which would have meant continuing dominance of the eastern Mediterranean and support of Asian Greek cities against Persian rule and stability.
Where did the Greeks fight the Persians and why?
In the Eastern Mediterranean Sea and its littoral. They fought to prevent Persia incorporating them into its empire to stop their incessant and disruptive internal fighting amongst each other, which spilt over into the Persian Empire.
Where is the Persia gulf and the red sea located?
The Persian Gulf is not in the Mediterranean area.
How far did Alexander the greats conquest take him?
From Eastern Europe to Egypt and Persia (Iraq, Iran, etc.)
What started the Persian Wars?
The Greek cities under Persian control in Asia Minor revolted. Then Athens and Eretria assisted them, and Persia decided to punish them to discourage interventions from mainland Greece. When this failed at Marathon, Persia decided to take over mainland Greece to establish an ethnic frontier .....
How were slaves sold in Mediterranean countries in the early African slave trade different from those sold in Persia?
Slaves sold in Mediterranean countries were generally from West Africa, while those sold in Persia were generally from East Africa.
How were the slaves sold in the Mediterranean countries in the early African slave trade different from those sold in Persia?
Slaves sold in Mediterranean countries were generally from West Africa, while those sold in Persia were generally from East Africa.
Did the Persian war have a disastrous effect on the Roman Republic?
The Roman Republic was just a city-state in Italy and not involved in the Persian War 499-449 BCE, which was between Persia and the Greek city-states of the eastern Mediterranean.
What was the Persian War fought for?
Persia faced a revolt by Greek city-states within its empire. When it began to suppress the revolt, Gree cities outside the empire intervened and so the war spread across the Eastern Mediterranean.
What is the climate of Persia?
There are many climates, desert, sub tropical, mediterranean, arid, temperate.
